Evaluation of the ACT government’s safer cycling reforms minimum passing distance and allowance to ride across pedestrian crossings
Keywords: Legislation and Law, Bicyclists, Crash Data Analysis
ACRS
Submission Date: 2019
Ponte, G
Collection and analysis of EDR data from crash involved vehicles
Keywords: Crash Data Collection, Speed, Speeding & Travel Speeds, Crash Data Analysis, Restraints
ACRS
Submission Date: 2019
Exploring the prevalence of in-vehicle distraction in moving traffic: a pilot study
Keywords: Distraction & Inattention
ACRS
Submission Date: 2019
Protecting pedestrians in vehicle collisions: Results from 2 years of the Australian New Car Assessment Program and the analysis of actual accidents.
Keywords: Pedestrian Safety
ARSRPE
Submission Date: 2002
Post crash response arrangements in Australia compared to other high performing road safety nations
Keywords: Other
ARSRPE
Submission Date: 2014
Using specialised cyclist detection software to count cyclists and determine cyclist travel speed from video
Keywords: Bicycle Safety
ARSRPE
Submission Date: 2014
The characteristics of fatal crashes in South Australia involving a delay in notifying Emergency Medical Services
Keywords: Emergency Services & Road Safety
ARSRPE
Submission Date: 2013
The potential of autonomous emergency braking systems to mitigate passenger vehicle crashes
Keywords: Vehicle Technology
ARSRPE
Submission Date: 2012
Characteristics of single cyclist injury crashes in South Australia
Keywords: Cyclist Issues, Bicyclists
ACRS
Submission Date: 2018 Conference: ARSC
Development of a Pedestrian Injury Prediction Model for Potential Use in an Advanced Automated Crash Notification System
Keywords: New Technologies in Road Safety
ACRS
Submission Date: 2017 Conference: ARSC
An examination of the effectiveness and acceptability of mobile phone blocking technology among drivers of corporate fleet vehicles
Keywords: Fatigue & Distraction
ACRS
Submission Date: 2016 Conference: ARSC
An estimate of the future road safety benefits of autonomous emergency braking and vehicle-to-vehicle communication technologies
Keywords: Vehicle Technology
ACRS
Submission Date: February 9, 2017 Journal
Suggested Citation: Dutschke, J. K., Searson, D. J., Ponte, G., Hutchinson, T., Anderson, R. W., & Lydon, M. (2017). An estimate of the future road safety benefits of autonomous emergency braking and vehicle-to-vehicle communication technologies. Journal of the Australasian College of Road Safety, 28(1), 20-26.